Breaking Barriers in Kidney Transplantation, Webinar Recording
Recording Available Until:
December 31, 2022
Program Overview
Webinar was recorded on November 17, 2020.
The field of transplantation is a rapidly evolving field. Since the first kidney transplant, over 60 years ago, the field of transplantation has changed immensely. In this highly complex trans-disciplinary field a comprehensive and collaborative team approach that encompasses; immunology, genetics, surgery, nephrology, intensive care, infectious diseases, pathology, psychology, pharmacology, dieticians, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, finance, and patient coordinators is paramount. Transplantation is constantly evolving at a pace that reflects the many specialties it encompasses. Clinicians must continue to keep abreast of industry changes effecting patient care. Lectures, given by internationally recognized experts, will educate on breakthroughs in the field and ways to deal with barriers to optimal care in kidney transplantation.
The field of transplantation is a rapidly evolving field. Since the first kidney transplant, over 60 years ago, the field of transplantation has changed immensely. In this highly complex trans-disciplinary field a comprehensive and collaborative team approach that encompasses; immunology, genetics, surgery, nephrology, intensive care, infectious diseases, pathology, psychology, pharmacology, dieticians, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, finance, and patient coordinators is paramount. Transplantation is constantly evolving at a pace that reflects the many specialties it encompasses. Clinicians must continue to keep abreast of industry changes effecting patient care. Lectures, given by internationally recognized experts, will educate on breakthroughs in the field and ways to deal with barriers to optimal care in kidney transplantation.
Learning Objectives
- Identify challenges of selection and allocation for organ donors
- Discuss various screening methods used to ensure optimal organ allocation
- Describe methods used for patients
- Discuss the scarce resources in the field of transplantation and the policies and procedures used for allocation
Target Audience
This program is designed for a comprehensive clinical audience as well as key support staff comprised of; surgeons, physicians, fellows, residents, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, transplant coordinators, transplant pharmacists, financial coordinators and other allied health professionals relevant to nephrology and the management of the renal transplant patient. Specialties include: transplant surgery, nephrology, immunology, hepatology, anesthesiology, endocrinology, oncology, internal medicine, cardiology, infectious disease, radiology, nutrition, psychology, psychiatry & social work. While this material is targeted to health care professionals, we believe that the topic will appeal to an even wider audience.
Method of Participation
Once you register, an email will be sent to you with a link access the recording.
Registration Fees
Registration Options
NYP Affiliate: MD, DO, PhD
75.00 USD
NYP Affiliate: Allied Health Professionals
50.00 USD
NYP Affiliates: Fellows, Residents & Students
0.00 USD
Non-NYP Affiliates: MD, DO, PhD
100.00 USD
Non-NYP Affiliates: Allied Health Professionals
75.00 USD
Non-NYP Affiliates: Fellows & Residents
25.00 USD
Non-NYP Affiliates: Students
0.00 USD